Barack Obama addressed a rally in Youngstown, Ohio, last week. Obama's campaign used its social networking site to enlist volunteers in the state to help set up its ground operation in anticipation of the March 4 primary.
(Mark A. Stahl/Associated Press)
Technology aids Obama's outreach drive
Volunteers answer call on social networking site
Barack Obama addressed a rally in Youngstown, Ohio, last week. Obama's campaign used its social networking site to enlist volunteers in the state to help set up its ground operation in anticipation of the March 4 primary.
(Mark A. Stahl/Associated Press)
COLUMBUS, Ohio - When George Goodburn of Upper Arlington got an e-mail 12 days ago announcing an organizational meeting for Barack Obama's presidential campaign the next night in nearby Columbus, he was fired up and ready to go. (Full article: 1357 words)
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